Sindh’s College Education Department (CED) has fixed a minimum compulsory 70% attendance for students for appearing in the annual examinations.
According to details, CED has issued a notification in this regard, directing government colleges to ensure students attain the minimum compulsory attendance percentage.
Teachers and Principals of public sector colleges have been asked to take steps in this regard to motivate students to regularly attend classes. Failure to meet the attendance threshold will result in missing the annual examinations.
Meanwhile, students have expressed mixed reactions over this decision. Some have termed it as a step in the right direction while others have labeled it would prove counterproductive.
Last month, the Sindh government announced the schedules for matriculation and intermediate examinations for the academic year 2022-23.
Matric exams across the province will be held from 8 May 2023, and inter exams will commence from 22 May 2023. The question papers will contain MCQs of 20 marks, short questions of 40 marks, and long questions of 40 marks.
Who will ensured the teachers attendance? In Sindh public sector colleges often absent or come late.That is the main reason of students short attendance.Sind govt.should pay attention.
Teachers are part of Sindh government, so they are exempted.
Coaching centres are running at full capacity bcz they performinr. I think monitoring of Govt staff is needed more than forcely attendance of students.
The education will improve only if government officials and politicians send their children to government schools. All other measures are futile.
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Who will ensured the teachers attendance? In Sindh public sector colleges often absent or come late.That is the main reason of students short attendance.Sind govt.should pay attention.
Such a Great Work No need any Paper Work And Parents also See their attendence any time
How many my atandance